India's First Shooting Medalist in Paris: Manu Bhaker Makes History

The Lok Sabha congratulated India’s Manu Bhaker for clinching the bronze medal in the Paris Olympics. Bhaker ended a 12-year drought for India in Olympic shooting by securing the podium in the 10m air pistol event. Speaker Om Birla lauded her historic achievement and conveyed best wishes to other Indian athletes.

In a proud moment for India, the Lok Sabha on Monday applauded markswoman Manu Bhaker for securing a bronze medal at the Paris Olympics. Bhaker has etched her name in history by ending India's 12-year wait for an Olympic shooting medal, clinching bronze in the 10m air pistol event.

This accomplishment marked the first medal for India in the ongoing games. Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, while congratulating Bhaker, hailed her achievement and noted how her success has inspired many across the nation. The House resonated with applause as the Speaker highlighted Bhaker's win.

Birla also extended his best wishes to other Indian athletes competing in the Olympics, expressing hope that their performances would further elevate India's standing on the global stage.

(With inputs from agencies.)